Get ready for the gardening season by sowing seeds indoors. Once sprouted, many seedlings can be transplanted to your garden.
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Whether you’re itching to get the lawn tools out of storage or dreading the first mow of the season, now’s the time to start building up your lawn.
When your lawn starts looking thin or bare, it’s time to overseed or patch those worn places.
Wind, rain, and sun can take a toll on tender seedlings started indoors. Use our easy steps to turn them into sturdy survivors.
No garden spot? No problem. Use containers to fit flowers and edibles into the space you have available.
Here’s help for your cold-weather blues: a sneak peek at Brown Jordan’s 2014 patio collections.
Now is the time to organize and rearrange the shed to prepare for spring. We’ll show you how!
Every year as spring approaches, lawn and yard masters come into the Home Depot with the same question. Here’s the fix.
It’s time to dig, amend, and prep your garden bed so you’ll be ready to plant when spring arrives.
Are you busy getting ready for the spring gardening season? These steps for getting your tools in good shape ought to be at the top of your list.
Lettuce talk about salad! We all know we should be eating more fresh greens, but they are easy to forget when you don’t have all
Is this the year you start growing your own vegetables? Take a tip from us and start with these easy-to-grow vegetables.
Plan to grow a griller’s garden, and you’ll have a steady supply of fresh peppers, corn, and other vegetables for your table.
Read your seed packets for tips on growing a bountiful harvest of vegetables and flowers.